Chrysanthe Tan

Chrysanthe Tan is a versatile artist known for their work as a Cambodian-Greek-American composer, violinist, and poet. They incorporate a wide range of elements into their music, including spoken word, electronic sampling, and influences from Greek folk and Cambodian pop, creating a unique sound reminiscent of artists like Andrew Bird and Imogen Heap. Chrysanthe has been recognized for their contributions to contemporary music, being named one of Arts Boston's 10 LGBTQ Composers You Should Know in 2018. Their music often involves spoken word and poetry, reflecting their personal experiences, including their journey as an autistic and queer individual.

Chrysanthe Tan's discography includes albums like "Stories," "Battle of the Heroes," and "Bundle of Joy". They have performed at notable venues such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the New Orleans Jazz Festival. Beyond music, Chrysanthe hosts a podcast called "Star Wars Music Minute," where they analyze the music of Star Wars films in five-minute segments.